I think the issue had to do with:
https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-36849
And after building from git the errors have gone away.
Still think it would be nice if binding loops had a bit of a stack
trace if its feasible... which has already been suggested :)
https://bugreports.qt-proje
I have a hunch about what the problem is.
Do you have any ad or tracker blocking addons installed in your web browser? I
had a problem on qt-project.org and lots of other web sites with search
engines, because Ghostery was blocking Google AJAX Search API, which all of
those sites used. I had
It works for me.
From: Jason H
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2014 7:02 AM
To: Interests Qt
Subject: [Interest] Does http://qt-project.org/search?search=QWidget work?
The page never populates with results.
Is this just me?
http://qt-project.org/search?search=QWidget
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The page never populates with results.
Is this just me?
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Using Qt 5.2.1 / GCC 4.8.1
So I've been working through the code rot, and I was handling (#includes and
such) it until I got to here:
class QCLVectorBasePrivate
{
public:
QCLVectorBasePrivate()
: state(State_Uninitialized)
, context(0)
, id(0)
, hostCopy(0)
Hi,
After upgrading QtQuick recently (from 5.2-beta iirc to whatever the
stable branch of 5.2 was pointing to a few of weeks ago) I seem to be
getting a ton of additional Binding loop errors in QML that I didn't
get before (qmake says I'm on 5.2.2).
As a quick example, I get a complaint that ther
Ah, Ok. So that's why my expectation was there!
That sorts it out for me, thanks!
From: Thiago Macieira
To: interest@qt-project.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 6:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Interest] Qt and OpenCL crash course
Em qua 12 mar 2014, às 13:47:56, J
Em qua 12 mar 2014, às 13:47:56, Jason H escreveu:
> I can understand why QPainter needs to be raster. One of my more fanciful
> ideas would be that the toolkit provide QGlPainter that could be used by
> QPainter and other developers, for the subset of operations easily done by
> GL and QPainter. O
Thanks for clearing that up Thiago.
I can understand why QPainter needs to be raster. One of my more fanciful ideas
would be that the toolkit provide QGlPainter that could be used by QPainter and
other developers, for the subset of operations easily done by GL and QPainter.
Of course, we could
Em qua 12 mar 2014, às 13:14:08, Jason H escreveu:
> I was hoping someone would say:
> QPainter is OpenCL enabled by default (or enabled with a switch), all the
> operations happen automatically because the kernel programs for applicable
> painter operations are already written.
QPainter is raste
I've been reading the samples and it seems to make perfect sense, aside from
that whole kernel program language.
I was hoping someone would say:
QPainter is OpenCL enabled by default (or enabled with a switch), all the
operations happen automatically because the kernel programs for applicable
p
On 3/12/2014 2:48 PM, Jason H wrote:
> Thanks, I worry about code that hasn't been touched in over 3 years.
> That's a lifetime on the internet.
>
> Do you have experience with it?
> Does it play nice with Qt5?
Yeah, I played around with it a couple of years ago, but I ended up
writing my own Ope
Thanks, I worry about code that hasn't been touched in over 3 years. That's a
lifetime on the internet.
Do you have experience with it?
Does it play nice with Qt5?
Thanks!
From: Paul Miller
To: interest@qt-project.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 3:38 PM
On 3/12/2014 2:08 PM, Jason H wrote:
> I need to do some elementary graphics operations on QPixmap or QImage. I
> can do these in Qt to some extent already. But for this latest project I
> will be processing 4k resolution images.
> My operations are:
> Translate off origin
> Rotate by an acute angl
I need to do some elementary graphics operations on QPixmap or QImage. I can do
these in Qt to some extent already. But for this latest project I will be
processing 4k resolution images.
My operations are:
Translate off origin
Rotate by an acute angle (around a point sometimes not in the image)
LUA is becoming very popular. And the libraries are comprehensive.
I however am a Python fan and to add a python interpreter to your program is
very easy. You can also wield the enormity of python libraries.
You don't need to do anything more than: code your functions in python, marshal
your dat
We have used Lua as an embedded scripting language. It is very lightweight,
cross platform and easy to integrate with C/C++. The language grew out of
the need for "smarter" configuration files which it sounds like is what you
want. It isn't part of Qt but we have had a very good experience using it
Hello Qt Community.
I help develop a combination of library/application (dream3d.bluequartz.net)
and we would like to add some scripting capabilities to it. I'll state what I
_think_ I want and hopefully get a sanity check as to whether it is really
possible or not.
Our project as a main
Hi. I’ve found the solution...
I create widget with next flags:
Qt::ToolTip | Qt::FramelessWindowHint |Qt::WindowDoesNotAcceptFocus
|Qt::WindowTransparentForInput |Qt::NoDropShadowWindowHint
And install event filter to the qApp...
It works.
From: igor.mironc...@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, Marc
Hi.
Is it possible to leave the focus on the parent widget when he pops up another
widget?
And is it possible to leave focus on the parent widget and receive mouse events
in pop upped widget?
If to say more concrete, then I want to popup cursor shifter in QLineEdit on
mouse click, and when us
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